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Alternate text (image): The "Alt" text used when hovering over the image in a browser.
Also used for accessibility.
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Height (image): The specified height of the image. Defaults to the original image height
in pixels.
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Width (image): The specified width of the image. Defaults to the original image width in
pixels.
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Cell Spacing (tableonly): Defines the cellspacing attribute of the table which controls
the spacing between cells in the table.
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Cell Padding (tableonly): Defines the cellpadding attribute of the table which controls
the padding inside each cell of the table.
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Column Resizing (tableonly): Check to enable columns to be resized directly within the
Workspace.
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Detail Table (table only): Defines which detail table the repeat of the table is based on.
The number of detail lines in the table is the number of the time the repeating row (see
below) is repeated.
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Title (table only): Defines the title of the table. This has no impact on the table's displays,
only on accessibility of HTML pages and screen readers.
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Repeat (table row not in <tfoot> or <thead> only): Defines if the row is affected by the
detail table calculation. This row is the one repeated in a Dynamic Table.
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Show Row (table row only): Use the drop-down to determine when the selected row
appears when a dynamic table overflows. This option is only available in a row manually
added inside of a Dynamic Table.
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Before page break: The row will appear on all pages except the last one.
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At end of table: The row will appear only on the last page.
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Always: The row will appear on every page of the table.
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Subtotal Line (table row inside a <tfoot> only): Defines the footer row as the place
where the SubTotal is displayed. This is the row where a subtotal script is expected to
display the result.
Geometry Section
These attributes are available for certain elements that have position or size attributes such as
images and boxes.
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X-Offset: The horizontal distance from the top-left of the object to the left position of its
parent. This is used only for relative and absolute positioned elements.
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Y-Offset: The vertical distance from the top-left of the object to the top position of its
parent.
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